Throughout the past year SaltWire Network journalists have covered every corner of the box the coronavirus has placed us in. Understandably, readers across our network have been most interested in immediate information. How many cases, and where? Am I safe in the store? Can I visit my parents? Who has toilet paper!?!
Or how can I make a suddenly necessary mask. Tara Bradbury answered that question early. You can follow her tutorial above.
Among the struggles, however, have been stories of folks not just making do, but thriving. Our journalists covered that, too.
Summerside girl with leukemia thriving despite COVID-19 challenges
Kristin Gardiner brought us the story of Georgia Arsenault, a little girl with big challenges. Her family is helping her meet them head-on.
Travel, work and even simple shopping became no longer so simple. It was a year where a seemingly small decision could become monumental.
Nova Scotia snowbirds face huge medical bill after contracting COVID-19 in Florida
The story of a Kings County couple who are facing hefty medical bills after they both became ill with COVID-19 while in Florida helped teach us that.
There were many stories of folks needing help, and stories of how they got it.
Deer Lake woman part of COVID-19 cluster thankful for people's support
Of course, there are always those who must help themselves.
'Don't hate the plates': Ontario family travelling through Nova Scotia creates signs to avoid COVID-19 backlash
Whatever it takes to keep the family safe! That's pretty much been the theme of the year!
